Ramping up marketing spend and integrating Cash App, Afterpay, and Square should put it in a stronger position in 2025
The solution will let the network capitalize on the quickly expanding creator economy
Tariffs threaten Canada’s retail sales recovery: Confidence is falling as consumers brace for higher prices and economic upheaval.
The POS provider achieved this milestone despite slowing growth due to intense competition
Ikea thinks small: The retailer plans to open eight smaller-format stores this year to get closer to where its customers live and work.
DOJ will examine UnitedHealth’s Medicare billing practices: The Trump administration has made “waste, fraud, and abuse” a rallying cry. Now, we find out how serious they are about it.
HHS instructs CDC to shelve vaccine ads, including for the flu: RFK Jr. was at the helm of a decision to halt the CDC’s vaccine-focused advertisements—an early indicator of the steps he’s willing to take in his new role as HHS Secretary.
The Ozempic shortage is over: We explore how an FDA decision impacts compounded weight loss drug sellers like Hims & Hers and patients who are prescribed GLP-1s.
A lot happens in a week, so every Friday we're going to analyze all the new data and provide you with some of the key takeaways. Welcome to Friday 5.
A budget-friendly premium tier could pull podcast fans away from Spotify, offering ad-free listening where they already watch—on YouTube, and increasingly, on their TVs.
With Facebook’s ad growth slowing, Meta is paying influencers to revive the platform—but can cash alone compete with TikTok and Instagram’s cultural dominance?
Post-relisting, TikTok skyrocketed past US rivals in downloads, reclaiming its dominance while RedNote, once a rising competitor, struggles to keep users.
Its Real-Time CDP Collaboration platform offers a secure, AI-enhanced way to activate first-party data while staying compliant in an evolving privacy landscape.
Nine in 10 consumers worldwide have a profile on Facebook, according to a January report from Sprout Social.
As AI agents become more sophisticated and digital twins evolve, marketers have even more to gain from the emerging technology.
Walmart ended 2024 on a high note: But 2025 could tell a different story, with tariff uncertainty and economic volatility on the horizon.
27% of CMOs are hesitant to adopt AI, but the tide is changing: CMOs without any implementation plans risk falling behind high-performance companies.